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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies at the Lomonosov Moscow State University 1 Alexander V. Chertovich

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies at the Lomonosov

Moscow State University

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Alexander V. Chertovich

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Moscow State UniversityMoscow State University

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•Established in 1755, named after Mikhail Lomonosov (1711-1765) in 1940

•Major classical university in Russia, about 50.000 students, 5000 professors, more than

60% of lecture courses given in the world are delivered in MSU.

•No 1 research organization in Russia (each year more than 300,000 citations).

•The MSU campus in Moscow covers 205.7 hectares, over 600 buildings and facilities

including the skyscraper on Lenin Hills (over 106 sq.m)

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Special status of MSUSpecial status of MSU

� On 10th November 2009 president Medvedev signed the law establishing a special status of Moscow and Saint-Petersburg State Universities.

� According to the law MSU has the right:– To develop its own educational programs;– To accept students as a result of admissionexaminations;– To get funding directly from State budget (not

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– To get funding directly from State budget (notthrough the Ministry of Education);– To issue own diplomas– Etc.

� For the implementation of this law MSU prepared the development program. The main research directions of the program are: supercomputers, space research, medical studies, energy efficiency/nanobiotechnologies, nature preservation.

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

Aim: to consolidate efforts of MSU units aimed at research and development and true cross-disciplinary education in nanotechnology, nanomaterials and nanosystems

Solution: leave borders of single departments and faculties

Advantages:� Truly flexible and multidisciplinary education

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� Truly flexible and multidisciplinary education� Student access to resources (practicum, seminars) from different

departments

� Do not disturb traditional mono-field educational programs.� Accumulate selected representatives of different science schools

and ensure continuity and fundamental nature of the education.

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

3 students specializations:

� Nanosystems and Nanodevices� Functional Nanomaterials

Select students from 3 rd year from Physics, Chemistry and Biology departments, about 60 students per year

� Functional Nanomaterials� Nanobiotechnology

Magister program:

Composite nanomaterialsin cooperation with Rusnano

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

In 2010 we publish the following (in cooperation with “Nauchnyi Mir”)Line «Fundamental background of nanotechnologies: best foreign textbook»

•Intermolecular and Surface Forces by Jacob N. Israelachvili•Electrodynamics of Metamaterials by Vladimir M. Shalaev and Audrey K. Sarychev

Russian publishing of best education and scientific Russian publishing of best education and scientific literature in nanotechnologiesliterature in nanotechnologies

Sarychev•Understanding Molecular Simulation by Daan Frenkel and Berend Smit

Line «Handbooks»•Handbook of Microscopy for Nanotechnology•Nanostructures and Nanomaterials: synthesis, properties and applications•Nanoparticle technology handbook

Line «Research and development»•Nanotherapeutics: Drug delivery at nanoscience•Biomedical polymers

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

Conferences, schools, seminars.Conferences, schools, seminars.

2010 events:

• 2nd Russian-Japan conference on nanomaterials and nanotechnologies for young scientists.

• Special scholarship for MSU students and PhDs (in cooperation with Intel)

• Scientific conference “Calculations and simulations with GPU in molecular biology and bioinformatics”

• Science school in nanotechnology for young teachers from universities

• 4th Internet-Olympiad on nanotechnologies for schoolchild and students

• Conference and School for young scientists “Macromolecular nanosystems and polymer nanocomposites”.

• Conference “Perspectives of Education and research centers in Russia”.

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Nanoscience popularizationNanoscience popularization

Open cources:� «fundamental basis of

nanotechnology»� «Topical questions in

nanotechnology»� «Molecular physiology »

Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

� «Molecular physiology »

Video lectures:http://video.nano.msu.ru/nano/Including: lectors, terms, links, search.

Internet broadcast of scientific lectures and seminars

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ResearchResearch

Range: from geology to biology through physics and chemistry

Synergy from connecting:

Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies

•Biology and material science

•Geology and microfluidics

•Quantum physics and lab chemistry

•Soft matter and hard matter

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Innovative methods of increasing oil recovery

�Allow to bring to commercial production disperse oil-and-gas fields (resource potential of billions of tons) and other unconventional sources of gas-extraction (coal beds, clay shale and chert);

Novel methods of increasing oil recovery

“Intelligent” polymer systems for blocking water in a well

�Earlier proposed technologies for increasing oil recovery basedon polymer liquids for hydrofracturing, generation and fillingartificial fissures will be improved

�Polymer systems with improved properties for control of inflowsin wells and magnetic field driven transport of substances in awell will be developed

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Innovative technologies of processing of raw and alternative hydrocarbons

At present conversion rate at Russian factories approximately equals to 70% while in other countries this index exceeds 90%.

Catalyst passivation technology has been developed at MSU which allows to draw to processing heavy crude (high-boiling oil fractions, bituminous oil et al.)

Annual loss of accompanying gas is 28 billions m 3, but cost of its utilization and desulphurization is unacceptable because of complexity of conventional technologies

Accompanying gas desulphurization technology based on catalytic oxidation of H2S has been

The main Goals:

�Development of innovative methods of increasing conversion rates of oil refining;

� Considerable enhancement of oil processing and petrochemical selectivity; reduction of the production energy costs;

fractions, bituminous oil et al.) based on catalytic oxidation of H2S has been developed at MSU. This technology considerably simplifies purification process and reduces the cost 2-3 times

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Renewable energy and raw materials sources, chemist ry and biology-based methods of producing energy.

The Goals :

Scientific principles of the processes transforming sunlight energy directly into bio- energy carriers have been worked out in MSU. Main advances in this field are based on the synthesis and utilization of natural and artificial functional nano- and micro- biocatalysts for fuels production and transformation processes.

The Goals :

� Creation of a new generation Energy Carriers in the form of organic fuels obtained by means of СО2photosynthetic fixation and chemical or biotechnological transformation of various biologically renewable energy sources.

� Development of an effective setup transforming organic wastes into electric energy with intermediate production of biohydrogen.

microalgaephototrophicbacteria

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�Biomimetic approaches

�Artificial enzymes

Fermentative metallography

Enhancement of signal in immunochromatographic analysis

NanotechnologicalNanotechnological approaches for creation approaches for creation of biosensors and biocatalystsof biosensors and biocatalysts

�Fermentative metallography

�Autometallography

Development of nanocatalysts – biomimetic proteins for chemical processes of different types. Creation of the technological base for preparation of bioanalytical platform for complex analysis of biochemical parameters of organisms and surrounding media

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New materials for electrochemical and photovoltaic New materials for electrochemical and photovoltaic production of energy and for its effective consumption. production of energy and for its effective consumption.

• Lithium batteries

• Supercapacitors

• Fuel cells (PEMFC, SOFC)

MSU-RUSAL:Development of a green aluminium production technology based on an energy-efficient electrochemical process.

Main task: Synthesis of new functional nanomaterials for production and storage of energy and for its effective utilization in solar and electrochemical energetics.

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Metal Protection layer

HTSC layer (0.2 – 2 мic)

buffer layer (0.2 – 2 ) mic

metallic band substrate

Main principles of the HTSC-coatings on metallic bands have been worked out● new architectures of buffer layers● increase of the critical current

Nanomaterials for superconductors, magnetic andthermoelectrical applications.

Earth surface temperature - Antarctica

Liquid

HgBaCaCuOHgBaCaCuO

HgBaCaCuO under thepressure of 350000 atm.

YBaCuO

TlBaCaCuOBiSrCaCuO

MSU

● increase of the critical current

Main goals : Development of novel superconducting, thermoelectri c and magnetic nanostructured materials and devices based on them.Development of novel improved methods and technolog ies of energy generation, transportation and transformation.

Nanostructured thermoelectric materials with record low thermal conductivity have been obtained

Hg NbNbSn

NbGe Year

Liquid nitrogen

Liquid hudrogenLiquid helium

LaBaCuOHgBa2CuO4+δδδδ

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Modern carbon materials for energy-saving technolog ies.

Synthesis of carbon materials by condensation from

methane/hydrogen mixture activated by plasma

methaneCH4

hydrogenH2

Diamond materials

Graphite, graphene

Nanotubes

Fullerenes et al.

Application of carbon materialsLight sources Supercapacitors

High-frequency electronics

Optoelectronics

Lithium batteries

Diamond nanotool

Integrated solution of scientific problems related to synthesis of new types of carbon nanomaterials, investigation of their properties and development of scientific principles of various functional applications for energy-saving technologies

Application of carbon materialsLight sourcesLight sources

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New polymer composite materials for energy-saving technologies.

Polymer composite materials

NANOFILLERSNANOFILLERS((CARBON NANOTUBES AND CARBON NANOTUBES AND NANOFIBERS, INORGANIC NANOFIBERS, INORGANIC

FIBERS, METAL FIBERS, METAL NANOPARTICLESNANOPARTICLES)) POLYCARBONATESPOLYCARBONATES, ,

POLYAMIDES,POLYAMIDES,POLYSTYRENESPOLYSTYRENES etc.etc...

EPOXYEPOXY, , POLYESTERPOLYESTER, , POLYIMIDE RESINS, POLYIMIDE RESINS,

PHENOLICS,PHENOLICS,

BINDERSBINDERS

Development of a new generation improved competitiv e composite polymer materials for building, transportation and high-tec hnology processes.

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Biocompatible nanostructured materials, composites and coatings

�Selectivity of surface interactions�«Smart» recognition and controllable response

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Synthesis and practical applications of wide spectrum of new polymer, ceramic and carbon nanostructured materials for medical applications

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Nanobiotechnologies for development of therapeutic antibodies and nanovaccines

New type of nanoplatform – spherical nanoparticles – product of thermal reconstruction of tobacco mosaic virus (SEM image)

•Development of universal nanobiotechnology of block assembly outside of the cell: nanovaccines on surfaces of highly immunogenic plant virus particles

•Preparation of highly immunogenic,

Nanovaccine for influenza prevention

(fluorescent microscopy).

Development of nanobiotechnologies for construction of the recombinant antibodiesfor development of a new generation of drugs in Russia, Development of universalnanobiotechnology of block assembly outside of the cell: biologically safenanovaccines as a result of structurally modified plant virus particles

•Preparation of highly immunogenic, safe and cheap nanovaccines against influenza, rubelia and other infections which pose a threat for humans and animals

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Nanobiotechnologies for drug delivery and new types of medicines

Skulachev ionSkQ

•Active and passive drug delivery

•Preparation of nano-sized drugs, including antioxidants

•In vitro and in vivo clinical trials of new types of medicines Mitochondria-based nanotechnologies new types of medicines

Research in Moscow State University will allow to expand the area of application of mitochondria-based medicines try new more effective ones in clinical trials

against aging and diseases of old age

Targeted nanoparticle delivery for “burning” of cancer cells

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RNA and DNA nanotechnologies for medical applications

• development of DNA- and RNA-based nanotechnologies for the preparation of new medicines for treatment of different cancer diseases through the inactivation of telomerase

•development of new gene therapy

Obtaining of the new generation of medicines in Russia for therapy of previously untreatable diseases such as cancers, autoimmune illnesses and HIV through the use of DNA- and RNA based nanotechnologies

•development of new gene therapy approach based on DNA-nanotechnologies with preparation of DNA-enzymed particles

•Synthesis of inhibitors of proteasome as a way for treatment of autoimmune diseases

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Education and Research Center on Nanotechnologies is open for cooperation with you!

Thank you for your [email protected]@nano.msu.ru